At Actuarie Pty Ltd, we recognise that our supply chain plays a crucial role in supporting our commitment to environmental sustainability, social responsibility, and strong governance practices. We are dedicated to upholding ethical standards throughout our supply chain and ensuring that our contractors and suppliers align with our ESG principles. Our Ethical Supply Chain Policy reflects our commitment to responsible sourcing, fair labour practices, and the protection of human rights.

1. Responsible Sourcing: We are committed to sourcing products and services from contractors and suppliers who share our commitment to ESG principles. We strive to:

a. Conduct Due Diligence: We assess the environmental, social, and governance practices of our contractors and suppliers to ensure they meet our standards. This includes evaluating their environmental impact, labour practices, and adherence to relevant regulations.

b. Environmental Considerations: We encourage our contractors and suppliers to adopt sustainable practices, such as minimising waste, conserving resources, and reducing their carbon footprint.

c. Traceability and Transparency: We seek contractors and suppliers who provide transparency regarding the origin and production process of their goods and services, allowing us to verify compliance with our ESG standards.

2. Fair Labour Practices: We are committed to ensuring fair and safe working conditions throughout our supply chain. We strive to:

a. Compliance with Labour Laws: We expect our contractors and suppliers to comply with applicable labour laws and regulations, including those relating to wages, working hours, and occupational health and safety.

b. Prohibition of Forced Labour: We strictly prohibit the use of forced labour, including any form of slavery, human trafficking, or child labour, within our supply chain.

c. Respect for Workers' Rights: We support and respect the rights of workers, including the freedom of association and collective bargaining, promoting fair and equitable treatment for all employees.

3. Human Rights Protection: We are committed to respecting and protecting human rights within our supply chain. We strive to:

a. Non-Discrimination: We expect our contractors and suppliers to provide equal opportunities and fair treatment to all individuals, regardless of race, gender, age, disability, religion, or any other protected characteristic.

b. Conflict Materials: We are committed to avoiding the use of materials sourced from regions associated with human rights abuses or conflict. We encourage our contractors and suppliers to establish responsible material sourcing practices.

c. Supply Chain Security: We seek to ensure that our supply chain is free from any involvement in illegal activities, human rights violations, or activities that support oppressive regimes.

4. Supplier Engagement and Collaboration: We actively engage and collaborate with our contractors and suppliers to foster a culture of continuous improvement and responsible business practices. We aim to:

a. Communication and Education: We communicate our ESG expectations to our contractors and suppliers and provide guidance on best practices. We also encourage open dialogue to address any concerns or challenges related to ESG performance.

b. Capacity Building: We support our contractors and suppliers in enhancing their ESG capabilities by providing resources, training, and knowledge sharing opportunities.

c. Supplier Performance Evaluation: We periodically assess our contractors and suppliers' ESG performance, providing feedback and assistance to help them improve their practices and align with our ethical supply chain standards.

This Ethical Supply Chain Policy statement reinforces the commitment of Actuarie Pty Ltd to responsible sourcing, fair labour practices, and human rights protection throughout our supply chain. By working closely with our contractors and suppliers, we strive to create a sustainable and ethical business ecosystem that contributes positively to our ESG objectives and promotes the well-being of communities and stakeholders.